/ʁə.maʁ.kabl/
Translation
remarkable, outstanding
Word origin
From remarquer ('to notice'), from re- and marquer ('to mark'), a verb of Germanic origin.
- Origin
- French
- Root
- remarquer
- English cognates
- remarkable, remark, mark
Grammar
Examples
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She did outstanding work in very little time.
débutant.
Those are remarkable results for a beginner.
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His courage is truly remarkable.
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The film tells a remarkable story.
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There is a remarkable talent there.
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